All Chapters of AI Sees All: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

The conference room door closed behind me. In the entire sales department, dozens of people were packed into their seats. No one dared to look up.The room was so quiet that the only sound was the soft mechanical whir of the AI cameras turning.The newly appointed HR director, Lucas Reed, followed me out. He clapped his hands sharply, the sound cutting through the silence."Wake up, everyone. Don't end up like Nathan here—stuck in old habits, resisting new technology. In the end, the only one who loses is you."He stopped at my desk and rapped his knuckles against the surface."Nathan, don't think I don't know what you're thinking. Not happy about this?"I said nothing. I just looked at him."I'll spell it out for you. This system cost the headquarters eight figures to bring in from Nova Valley. It is the most efficient management model available. Whatever little schemes you're cooking up mean nothing in front of it."The smile on his face widened."Oh, and one more thing. I a

Victor shot me a triumphant glance, lowering his voice. "Nathan, the smart ones know when to play along. You go head-to-head with Mr. Reed, and what do you get? Me? I just talk a little, keep Mr. Reed and the AI happy, and my paycheck stays untouched. You? You work yourself to the bone, and for what—nothing to show for it?"I stared at his smug face, my stomach twisting with rage.So, this was Lucas' idea of efficient management. It rewarded the sly and punished the diligent.At that moment, Lucas stepped out of his office, a file in hand.He cleared his throat and delivered a decision that sent shockwaves through the office. "Attention, everyone. You all know the Silverbrook Bay project in Southgate, right?"Every head went still. That project was the crown jewel of the industry—and nearly half a year of my blood, sweat, and tears."I've just reviewed the AI's employee potential assessment report. According to the data, Victor is currently the most enthusiastic and promising mem

I went home and dug out an old friend that had been gathering dust—a modified laptop.There was no operating system interface. When it was powered on, the screen opened straight into a pitch-black command line.I had built it with my own hands. Every component, every line of low-level code, bore my mark.I connected it to the network, and my fingers flew across the keyboard. Lines of green text poured down the dark screen like a waterfall.Did Lucas really think the company's flimsy firewall could stop me? He was hopelessly naive.That AI system he relied on was wide open to me. After all, the blueprints of the house were already in my head.I didn't hack it outright. That would have been letting Lucas off too easily. I wanted him to taste what it felt like to be betrayed by the very thing he trusted most.I located the AI's learning module and its logic core.After the system was brought in, its new owners had chased what they called "absolute control," crippling most of its a

Lucas lost his mind.He summoned the entire IT department and ordered them to fix the "deranged" AI immediately.The head of IT was drenched in sweat, pounding away at the keyboard for ages before finally looking up in despair. "Mr. Reed, we can't do it. We… We don't have top-level access. We can't even get into the core program.""What do you mean you don't have top-level access?" Lucas grabbed him by the collar. "Didn't our company buy this system?"The head of IT looked like he was about to cry. "We did buy it, but the core code is encrypted! The vendor said that for security reasons, only the original system architect has the master access key!"Lucas' expression shifted again and again.He had spent a fortune on what he thought was the ultimate weapon, only to realize he didn't even have the key to use it. Because the system had a back door—one that only the architect knew about.They thought they were the masters. They had no idea that I was the highest authority this syst

The company's top boss—the chairman, Daniel Prescott—nearly kicked the door in as he stormed into the office.Several senior executives followed close behind him. Every one of them looked grim.It was obvious that someone had sent the livestream from this office straight into the executive group chat.Daniel's eyes locked at once on the obscene records displayed on the giant screen—and on Lucas, collapsed at his feet like a boneless heap."What… What is going on?" Daniel demanded.His chest heaved violently. He was barely holding back his fury.Lucas seized the moment like a drowning man grabbing the last piece of driftwood. He scrambled forward and threw himself at Daniel's feet."Mr. Prescott! It was Nathan! He hacked the company system and fabricated all of this to frame me! It was him!"Daniel's sharp gaze snapped toward me.I met his eyes without flinching. "Mr. Prescott, I didn't fabricate anything."I walked to my computer and tapped a few keys. The image on the large